Well you can easily create a NSTableView category in which you handle the
integration of a NSResponder which handles the delete key into the responder
chain. This way you won't have to fix this in every single subclass of
NSTableView that might appear in the future, wherever it comes from (system
c
On 10/21/08 9:44 AM, Dalzhim Dalzhim said:
>Well the concept is pretty simple. When an instance of NSResponder doesn't
>handle a specific event, it is passed up on the responder chain. Instead of
>subclassing NSTableView or NSOutlineView, it is only necessary to insert a
>new NSResponder instanc
On Oct 21, 2008, at 6:44 AM, Dalzhim Dalzhim wrote:
Well the concept is pretty simple. When an instance of NSResponder
doesn't handle a specific event, it is passed up on the responder
chain. Instead of subclassing NSTableView or NSOutlineView, it is
only necessary to insert a new NSRespon
Well the concept is pretty simple. When an instance of NSResponder doesn't
handle a specific event, it is passed up on the responder chain. Instead of
subclassing NSTableView or NSOutlineView, it is only necessary to insert a
new NSResponder instance in the responder chain, after the table view o
On Oct 20, 2008, at 5:07 PM, Sean McBride wrote:
In 10.5, NSTableView handles many keypresses automatically: up arrow,
down arrow, page up, page down, home, end, and even 'type select'.
I also need to (robustly!) support the 'delete' key.
I just noticed this (thanks to a reference to Opacity o
On Oct 20, 2008, at 2:49 PM, Dalzhim Dalzhim wrote:
This following episode of Late Night Cocoa gives a solution to this
precise problem of implementing the delete functionality on
TableViews and OutlineViews without having to subclass it.
http://www.mac-developer-network.com/podcasts/laten
This following episode of Late Night Cocoa gives a solution to this precise
problem of implementing the delete functionality on TableViews and
OutlineViews without having to subclass it.
http://www.mac-developer-network.com/podcasts/latenightcocoa/episode9/index.html
Hope it helps :)
-Dalzhim
On 10/20/08 2:27 PM, Corbin Dunn said:
>> Overriding deleteBackward: (from NSResponder) doesn't seem to work.
>> For
>> some reason, it is never called.
>
>For various reasons, NSTableView doesn't implement -
>interpretKeyEvents:, that's why it isn't called.
Thanks for your reply Corbin!
I assum
On Oct 20, 2008, at 2:07 PM, Sean McBride wrote:
Hi all,
In 10.5, NSTableView handles many keypresses automatically: up arrow,
down arrow, page up, page down, home, end, and even 'type select'.
I also need to (robustly!) support the 'delete' key.
Overriding deleteBackward: (from NSResponder)
Hi all,
In 10.5, NSTableView handles many keypresses automatically: up arrow,
down arrow, page up, page down, home, end, and even 'type select'.
I also need to (robustly!) support the 'delete' key.
Overriding deleteBackward: (from NSResponder) doesn't seem to work. For
some reason, it is never
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